Event Calendar

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Save the Date ! Autism Walk 2026 @ Save the Date ! Autism Walk 2026
Feb 3 all-day
Save the Date : Hope Choice Annual Banquet @ Save the Date : Hope Choice Annual Banquet
Feb 3 all-day

JOIN US!!
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH, 2026
6:30PM, DOORS OPEN AT 6:00PM
AMARILLO CIVIC CENTER, HERITAGE BALLROOM
We are so excited to be hosting our Annual Banquet at the Civic Center!
We hope you will join us for our event as we showcase the heart and vision of the ministry through the voices of those touched by Hope Choice.
Because of your support, people are being filled with hope, peace, joy, and abundant life! Please make plans to attend as we reflect on all the ways the Father has been so faithful to meet us and how we intend to expand Kingdom territory in the coming year.
RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED AND REQUESTED BY FEBRUARY 12TH TO ATTEND.
Reserve a seat for you and a guest or host a table of 8 and invite business associates, friends and family to join you!
SAVE THE DATE! Cheers to Change @ SAVE THE DATE! Cheers to Change
Feb 3 all-day

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Cheers a glass
and help raise funds for theInterfaith Hunger Project!

 

Come enjoy dinner and a live quintet to benefit the work of Catholic Charities’ pantry! We serve senior citizens, those on disability, homebound clients, and more.

 

With your support, Catholic Charities will be able to help community members experiencing hunger and food insecurity!

February 20, 2026

 

6pm

 

The Amarillo Club

RSVP
The Day the Music Died Day @ The Day the Music Died Day
Feb 3 all-day

NATIONAL THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED DAY

The Day the Music Died Day on February 3rd remembers the unfortunate and untimely death of singers 22-year-old Buddy Holly, 17-year-old Ritchie Valens, and 28-year-old J. P. Richardson, aka: “The Big Bopper.”  These three artists died in an airplane accident on February 3, 1959, near Clear Lake, Iowa. Their pilot, Roger Peterson, also perished in the crash

THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED DAY @ The Day the Music Died Day
Feb 3 all-day

THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED DAY
The Day the Music Died Day on February 3rd remembers the unfortunate and untimely death of singers 22-year-old Buddy Holly, 17-year-old Ritchie Valens, and 28-year-old J. P. Richardson, aka: “The Big Bopper.” These three artists died in an airplane accident on February 3, 1959, near Clear Lake, Iowa. Their pilot, Roger Peterson, also perished in the crash. #TheDayTheMusicDied

We need Valentine’s Volunteers @ We need Valentine's Volunteers
Feb 3 all-day
FOUR CHAPLAINS DAY @ Four Chaplains Day
Feb 3 @ 12:00 am – 11:45 pm

FOUR CHAPLAINS DAY
On February 3rd each year, Four Chaplains Day honors four military chaplains from World War II who sacrificed their lives for fellow service members. #FourChaplainsDay

Register for Virtual Foundations of Multicultural Competence in Clinical Practice @ Register for Virtual Foundations of Multicultural Competence in Clinical Practice
Feb 3 @ 9:00 am
Cenikor Marketing @ Cenikor Marketing
Feb 3 @ 11:00 am
Cultural Currency: Contemporary Art from the Riemer Collection @ Cultural Currency: Contemporary Art from the Riemer Collection
Feb 3 @ 11:00 am – 5:00 pm

Price:
Free
Time:
11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Recurrence:
Recurring weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

On view through March 22

Cultural Currency: Contemporary Art from the Riemer Collection presents the innovative ways artists use money as a conceptual idea and medium to explore notions of value and worth beyond declared denominations.

For centuries, the constant exchange of money for goods and services has been core to our daily lives. We rely on monetary transactions, a quintessential human act, to meet our needs and desires – from luxury purchases to essential items like food and shelter. Given this worldwide phenomenon, consumers rarely consider the aesthetic qualities of currency, which range in various colors and sizes, and designed by artists. As artist Ray Beldner aptly points out, U.S. currency is “the world’s biggest ongoing print edition. Every bill is unique, and it’s numbered uniquely. It’s signed by the person that caused it to be made, the Secretary of the Treasury. It’s made from archival materials. It’s 100 percent cotton. It’sbeautifully done.” In its most basic form, money is art! Learn more

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